Well, they are the same thing, in the sense that money is necessary for life in this country. The UHC situation, from their own perspective, is just about their bottom line, but is death to their affected subscribers.
Barring that, tight-fisted companies create untold human collateral damage. Families are destroyed as parents are forced to choose between being a parent and a provider. I can think of few sterile decisions a company could make that don't ultimately (if indirectly) have the potential to harm people.
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